Pronunciation: mào
Meaning: penetrating or rising outward; Anyway.
Make sentences:
1, the grass is naturally unwilling to lag behind, trying to squeeze upward, struggling and excited, and a green bud emerges. From a distance, it is like a green handkerchief covering the earth and hillside at will. When the spring breeze blows, the grass bends down and looks at a large area full of new green, like a shy girl, intoxicated and forgotten in the wind.
2. If you look at them one by one, pear trees appear one after another underground like fountains, and flowers are like snow-white waves and bright necklaces.
3. Many thoughts come up every day, and the immortal is called a dream.
In spring, small buds grow on the branches of poplars, like jadeite.
A week passed, and green buds appeared on the purple seed ball. Bud is tender, like an elf, staring at the colorful world with a pair of curious eyes. A ray of sunshine shines on the bud, and the bud greedily sucks and grows taller slowly.
6. In the early spring, a little small leaves grew on the wisteria tree, and the leaves were yellow. At this time, a gust of wind blew, leaves danced in the wind, and yellow clothes fluttered with the wind.
7. The grass sneaked out of the soil and peeped into the world.
8. Between the green leaves, a few small white and green buds appeared, hiding from left and right, like shy little girls.
9. Naturally, the grass is unwilling to lag behind, trying to squeeze upward, struggling, and excitedly sprouting green shoots.
9. The blue buds on the gardenia tree bloom among the leaves, like stars, stubbornly suppressing their delicacy and freshness.
10, when grass sprouts, it is the call of spring, and drizzle is always the fable of youth; When the sun shines directly on the earth, it is summer, and the lotus in the pond is always a portrayal of enthusiasm; When the leaves fall quietly, it is the breath of autumn, cool.